Suppose two billiard balls, A and B, with the same mass, undergo a head-on elastic collision. Ball A was initially stationary. Which of the following outcomes are possible following the collision? Choose all that apply Both balls are moving Both balls are stationary One ball is moving and one is stationary

Suppose two billiard balls, A and B, with the same mass, undergo a head-on elastic collision. Ball A was initially stationary. Which of the following outcomes are possible following the collision? Choose all that apply Both balls are moving Both balls are stationary One ball is moving and one is stationary

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Suppose two billiard balls, A and B, with the same mass, undergo a head-on elastic
collision. Ball A was initially stationary. Which of the following outcomes are possible
following the collision?
Choose all that apply
Both balls are moving
Both balls are stationary
One ball is moving and one is stationary

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